No. 8,272 in Spanish
philadelphia
"Philadelphia" is a proper noun in Spanish referring to the U.S. city of Philadelphia.
In a sentence
Viajaremos a Philadelphia el próximo verano.
We will travel to Philadelphia next summer.
Here, 'Philadelphia' is used as a noun referring to the city located in the United States.
Me gusta el queso crema de la marca Philadelphia.
I like the cream cheese from the Philadelphia brand.
In this sentence, 'Philadelphia' refers to a well-known brand of cream cheese.
Leí un libro ambientado en la histórica Philadelphia del siglo XVIII.
I read a book set in the historic 18th-century Philadelphia.
'Philadelphia' here is mentioned as the setting of a historical context, again referring to the famous U.S. city.
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